A Early 20th Century Liberty Of London Pre-Raphaelite Style Printed Wooden Panel

A Early 20th Century Liberty Of London Pre-Raphaelite Style Printed Wooden Panel

A early 20th century pre-raphaelite style wooden panel from Liberty, London. This printed wooden panel depicts “The Dream of Saint Helena,” a painting by the Italian Renaissance artist Paolo Veronese, created around 1570.

The painting portrays Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine, in a dream-like state, receiving a vision of the True Cross, the cross on which Jesus was crucified.

In the vision, two angels appear carrying the True Cross, revealing its location to her in a dream, which led to its supposed discovery in Jerusalem.

In overall good condition, the Liberty label is deteriorated, there is some damage to the top left of the panel and frame.

Measuring 23cm by 15.5cm